Grogu Discovers Conveyor Belt Sushi in New 'The Mandalorian and Grogu' Promo

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Grogu Discovers Conveyor Belt Sushi in New 'The Mandalorian and Grogu' Promo

The galaxy’s hungriest little apprentice is trading his usual favorite snack of frog eggs for an Earthling favorite: conveyor belt sushi.

The Foundling Finds Sushi

Grogu is taking a pit stop in Japan for a cute new short promoting Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu.

Grogu is taking a pit stop in Japan for a cute new short promoting Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu.

The Instagram reel shared by Star Wars Japan places Grogu inside a Japanese conveyor belt sushi restaurant, where plates of sushi glide past him as he watches with wide-eyed fascination.

The caption from the Star Wars Japan account reads, “グローグー、何皿食べられる?” which translates to, “Grogu, how many plates can you eat?”

The post continues, “Food-loving Grogu. Mesmerized by conveyor belt sushi in Japan,” followed by a note that Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu is now playing in theaters.

In the video, Grogu sits at the counter as plates of sushi move by on the belt in front of him. The setup features a warm, Japanese-style restaurant backdrop, with sliding screen-style panels behind him and colorful plates circling the counter.

Grogu watches with curiosity as a wide variety of sushi plates pass by, including tuna, salmon, egg, and more.

Grogu is taking a pit stop in Japan for a cute new short promoting Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu.

As the promo continues, Grogu appears to settle into the meal, picking up sushi and enjoying the experience.

By the end, stacks of empty plates have piled up beside him, while grains of rice are scattered around the counter — and his face. An adorably fitting aftermath for the young foundling’s appetite.

The video ends with the Japanese logo for The Mandalorian and Grogu.

Check out the full, adorable reel on Instagram:

Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu was released in theaters on May 22, 2026. Reviews so far have been mixed, with reviews frequently describing it as something like a condensed full season of the show forced into a film-length format.

The film marks the first theatrical Star Wars release in seven years and opened over Memorial Day weekend with an estimated $165 million worldwide, making it the lowest-earning Star Wars live action film to date.

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